Weekly classroom newsletter

These weekly newsletter templates make parent communication a breeze! Simply edit, print, and send home! Includes digital and Spanish copies!

Hello! I've recently made a newsletter as a classroom tool to help keep parents involved in their child's learning in my CCD class. The handout had a rainbow polka dot background. I just can't get enough of the polka dots! There is space at the top for the teacher to customize and their own name, along with spaces on the page for "Notes", "What We Are Learning", and "Upcoming Events". It is available for free download on Teacherspayteachers.com! Go check it out! FREE Classroom Newsletter!

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Printable classroom newsletters for your preschool, pre-k, Head Start, or kindergarten classroom. In PPTX format so you can add your own text electronically.

Monthly and weekly editable classroom newsletter templates to keep parents updated on what is happening in class and at school.

Snapshot of the Week: Weekly newsletter with editable content, designed to keep your readers informed and

Every Friday, I send home a news letter to parents letting them know what happened in our classroom that week. I also have colleagues who send it out in the beginning of the week, however, my week always has the potential to change so much so sending it out on Friday made more sense to me! I've been using a "Friday Fridge Facts" template that my co-worker used and I loved it for the past two years, but, its time for some change! I've created this for my own classroom use... I hope you can…

Guest post by Jennifer Gonzalez As the parent of three elementary students, I get a lot of classroom newsletters. And every time I get one, I fully intend to read it. I know how important it is to keep track of school activities, to know what my kids are learning, and to support their teachers. But I

Sending out a classroom newsletter is a great way to communicate with parents. Here are my top 5 of ways to send home a classroom newsletter.